a list. The query can now also be given as a dictionary, and in that case it
will be automatically urlencoded. The behaviour for a list is unchanged for
the reason of backward compatibility.
* createPackageDir(): create and initialize a new package dir in
the given project.
* get_apiurl_usr(): returns the username for a certain apiurl
* get_configParser(): returns an ConfigParser() object which can be
used for parsing the ~/.oscrc file
- fixed username issues when creating a new package (the problem was
that the username for the default host was used and not the one for
that specific apiurl)
- some small fixes in the do_importsrcpkg() method
- when requesting a submit, save the source package's revision id (looking up
what it currently is)
- give the user a way to override it, to submit an older revision
- when using show --diff, take the actual old revision into account. Thus, the
diff is against the source revision of the time of request creation.
- rename 'refuse' -> 'decline', which is more polite.
- show: make the diff optional
- add RequestState class
- handle state history
- implement 'decline' action
meta_exists, make_meta_url, checkRevision
if no apiurl parameter is specified the global value (conf.config['apiurl'])
will be used. This should fix bug #361764
- some small apiurl fixes in the make_diff method (the package_tracking branch already has this fix)
* --local-package: use this option if you're trying to build a
package which doesn't exist on the server
* --alternative-project <project>: use this option to specify an
alternative project if the current project doesn't exist on the
server, e.g.: osc build [OPTS] --alternative-project openSUSE:10.3 standard i586 BUILD_DESCR
- some other minor cleanups in build.py
- get_repos_of_project() is now a generator function
(you don't have to checkout the package to view the buildlog)
- renamed "get_log()" to "get_buildlog" to avoid any confusion with
"get_commitlog()"
- added new method "print_buildlog()" which prints out the buildlog on the
standard output
